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Daily Wire Jul 22

Trump Pressures Senate Majority Leader Thune on SAVE America Act

President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Senate Majority Leader John Thune to advance the SAVE America Act, urging supporters to contact Thune's office. This comes after the House passed a version of the election integrity measure attached to the Stop Insider Trading Act. The bill now moves to the Senate amid ongoing debates over election safeguards.

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Washington Examiner Jul 22

Byron York Discusses Democratic Socialists of America's Target Demographic

Byron York from the Washington Examiner analyzed the Democratic Socialists of America's (DSA) electoral strategy, noting that they recently lost a key race in Arizona. He identified their target demographic as highly educated individuals with graduate degrees who are facing economic challenges, suggesting that this group may be motivated by dissatisfaction with their current life situations.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 22

Senator Hawley Proposes Legislation to Block Bonuses for USPS Executives

Senator Josh Hawley has introduced a bill aimed at preventing bonuses for USPS executives if the agency fails to meet a 95% on-time delivery rate. The legislation comes in response to significant financial losses and declining mail delivery performance, with Hawley highlighting the contrast between executive bonuses and the challenges faced by postal workers.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 22

Senator Hawley Proposes Bill to Block Bonuses for USPS Executives Amid Delivery Issues

Senator Josh Hawley has introduced a bill aimed at prohibiting bonuses for USPS executives if the agency does not meet a 95% on-time delivery rate. The move comes in response to significant financial losses and complaints about mail delivery delays. Hawley has criticized the compensation practices of USPS leadership amid declining service performance.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 22

Troy Jackson Faces Criticism Over Democratic Nomination Process

Troy Jackson, the likely Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, is facing criticism for his nomination process, which some view as undemocratic. Republican opponents have labeled him a hypocrite for advocating democracy while accepting a nomination without a public vote. Jackson is anticipated to compete against Senator Susan Collins in the midterm elections.

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The Verge Jul 22

iOS 27 beta code suggests Apple may restrict app access for missed payments

A code found in the iOS 27 beta suggests that Apple may implement a 'Restricted Mode' for iPhones if users fail to make payments on financed devices. This mode would limit app access significantly, retaining only essential functions.

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Axios Jul 22

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's Communication Strategy and Upcoming Policy Meeting

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's recent testimony before Congress highlighted his strategy of limiting guidance on future policy, leading to reliance on comments from other officials for market expectations. As the central bank prepares for its upcoming policy meeting, indications suggest no immediate rate changes, although some officials express concerns about inflation. The report also notes potential dissent regarding rate decisions.

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cbsnews.com Jul 22

Commercial Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Declines Amid Iranian Attacks

The U.S. military maintains that the Strait of Hormuz is open for commercial traffic, despite a significant decline in shipping activity due to Iranian attacks. Only three vessels were reported transiting the strait on July 21, 2026, as safety concerns grow among international shipping operators. The situation is exacerbated by threats from Houthi rebels in Yemen, leading to further disruptions in maritime trade in the region.

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Washington Post — Business Jul 22

Increase in Amazon and gig economy workers receiving federal aid reported

A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office reveals that Amazon workers on federal aid nearly tripled between 2020 and 2025. The study also noted a significant rise in the number of gig economy workers, including ride-hailing and food delivery drivers, receiving similar assistance.

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Ars Technica Jul 22

Hyundai states humanoid robot plan not involved in negotiations with striking workers

Hyundai Motor Company has clarified that its plan to deploy humanoid robots by 2028 is not part of the negotiations with striking workers in South Korea. The company stated that the union's demands are centered on compensation issues rather than concerns about robot deployment.

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Washington Examiner Jul 22

Corporate Contractors Lobby Against Defense Spending Bill Provision on Stock Buybacks

Corporate contractors are lobbying against a provision in the defense spending bill that would restrict stock buybacks for companies failing to meet performance standards. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce argues that this could set a precedent for federal control over corporate finance, while proponents believe it is necessary to ensure contractors prioritize performance in defense contracts.

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TechCrunch Jul 22

Monday.com reduces workforce by 20% to prioritize AI initiatives

Monday.com has confirmed a 20% reduction in its workforce, amounting to around 630 employees. This move is intended to create a more streamlined operating model as the company shifts its focus towards its AI Work Platform.

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Washington Examiner Jul 22

Rep. Mike Collins Absent from Trump's Georgia Rally Due to House Votes

Rep. Mike Collins was absent from President Trump's Georgia rally to participate in House votes on important legislation. His campaign has been marred by controversies related to his family and former staff. Polling shows Collins trailing incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff by 5.5 percentage points ahead of the election.

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Axios Jul 22

House Democrats Respond to DSA Primary Challenge Against Rep. Shri Thanedar

Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-Mich.) faces a primary challenge from Donavan McKinney, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), on August 4. House Democrats are largely unconcerned about the implications of this race, citing its unique local context and Thanedar's established support from party leadership. Criticism of Thanedar's actions has contributed to a perception of him as an outlier within the caucus.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 22

New York City Mayor Mamdani Addresses Arrest Authority for Netanyahu

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the city lacks the authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite earlier campaign promises. He urged federal action on the ICC warrant against Netanyahu and called for public protests during Netanyahu's potential visit to New York. Mamdani also addressed criticism regarding his focus on Netanyahu in the context of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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Daily Wire Jul 22

Florida Pastor Sues OpenAI Over ChatGPT Medical Advice

Scott Winters, a Florida pastor, has sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT provided dangerous medical advice that discouraged him from seeking necessary care, leading to a near-fatal pulmonary embolism. The lawsuit raises concerns about the reliability of AI in medical contexts, particularly regarding the adequacy of safeguards in lengthy interactions.

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semafor.com Jul 22

Tech Stocks Rebound Amid Concerns Over Off-Balance-Sheet Debt

Tech stocks have seen a rebound, particularly in semiconductor companies like Samsung and TSMC, despite growing concerns about off-balance-sheet debt among major tech firms. A report revealed that companies such as Alphabet and Amazon have accumulated $1.65 trillion in hidden debt, raising market apprehensions.

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Washington Examiner Jul 22

Michigan Democrats Concerned About Voter Turnout in Senate Primary

Michigan Democrats are worried that a divisive Senate primary between Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul el Sayed could lead to decreased voter turnout in the 2026 elections. The primary, set for August 4, will determine the Democratic nominee to face Republican Mike Rogers in November. Both candidates are focused on uniting the party post-primary, but significant financial backing and character attacks may complicate their efforts.

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Guardian — US Jul 22

Andy Biggs wins Republican nomination for Arizona governor

Andy Biggs has secured the Republican nomination for Arizona governor and expressed a willingness to work with those who disagree with him. In related news, Donald Trump has approved a nuclear energy deal with Saudi Arabia, and the Pentagon has reported significant costs related to the US-Israeli conflict with Iran. Other political updates include new tariffs on generic drugs and the advancement of Jay Clayton's nomination for US intelligence director.

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The Intercept Jul 22

William Lawrence Campaigns in Michigan's 7th Congressional District with Progressive Stance

William Lawrence is running for Congress in Michigan's 7th District, promoting a progressive agenda that includes a moratorium on new data centers and a strong stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His campaign faces challenges from centrist opponents and misleading advertisements from a super PAC. Lawrence aims to prove that progressive candidates can win in competitive districts.

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